RE: Actions of Shareholding Proxy2 Sep 2025 18:38
Oldscouser that’s how I had to do mine. HL never informed me and Bootledodger I don’t think Halifax will either. I suspect they think your shares your vote to find. Far from perfect but I’m guessing they think that’s mine/your responsibility.
Mirasol yes one can hardly call AIM as the perfect retirement plan but if your average is low it’s achievable if you get out the right time. I could sell all mine now and retire at 56 but I’d have severe FOMO as I think they’ll go up significantly. But also there is the problem they could go down. If I was to sell now I could live comfortably ish but not without some caution. So my plan which has changed numerous times this year with the big jump in share price is to sell X amount at £1.50 (hopefully) maybe a bit less then take 25% of my works pension tax free and combine that with my monthly works pension. Again hopefully RKH goes up I will sell another 25%. The 50% left I’ll let it ride and that will be dividends, shares for my kids or a bit of both and me living like a king till the grim reaper comes….
I still have horrible memories of thinking at £5.50 RKH would end up going to £10 and I’d probably be dead with all that cash in my early 40’s. Hence the plan changing daily and maybe hourly. Getting out at the right time is problematic. But I’m hoping I’ll just decide f it I’m selling no regrets.